Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-07-21
HERE AND THERE.


Rudolph, a boy last week.
Charley LaBrah's child, of Hanson's
Mill is quite sick.
Miss Kimbal, of Stevens Point, is the
guest of Miss Georgina Arpin.
Blueberries are still quite plenty in
the market.
Ten Dollars will buy good watch at
W. G. Scott's jewelry store. If
Henry Edwards has added another
buggy to his livery stable outfit.
Mrs. R. E. Mortiboy, of Hixton, is
the guest of Miss Minnie Brown
Miss Annie Ward is visiting in Stevens
Point, the guest of Mrs. Owen Love.
Mike and John Clifford, of Stevens
Point, are guests of Francis McCraith.
Mr.. F. P. Daily has remodeled his
confectionery and fruit store in
Centralia.
The Lake Emily campers are home
e'SeeAh oA1CI a. WS0h VI IllNGISluGu IdDOT
and pleasure.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Larson, of
Centralia, large fine baby Thursday
morning July 18th.
Mrs. w. E. Coats and daughter
Marie, of Sparta, spent three days in
Centralia visiting with relatives.
90 cent fine cut tobacco, sold at G. E..
pariseau for only 80 cents per pound.
Call and get samples.
Mrs III. w. Lord and her son Charley
are over from Vesper this week. This
office Acknowledges pleasant call.
Mr., II. E. Benedict left this city
Monday for his home at Asotin, Wash
Ter He made short visit here.
Miss Allie Treat who was visiting in
this city at S. A. Spafford's left Monday
morning for Amigo.
The upper sidewalk on the Wood
County Bridge will be the cause for
damages soon if it is not attended to.
James Eilertson and wife are now
residents of Stevens Point. Mr.. Eilert-
son is employed in the North Star
Mills.
Thegame of Base ball last Sunday
between the Centralia and Grand
Rapids nine resulted in favor of the
Centralia boys on a score of Is to %.
SOAPS best brands-6 bars for 25
cents. 25 bars and Buck cigar for
81 90 at G. E. Pariseau's.
/ The erection of the Hurleyville dam
was commenced Monday July 18th.
The company have Mr.. Baily, of Apple
ton, in charge of the work.
Mr.. Theodore Leupke, Of Appleton,
an experienced clerk has been engaged
by Messrs. Spaford & Cole as salesman.
He is already at work.
F. J. Moore has only one more Steel
Gear Buggy for sale at his shop in
Centralia. Who wants it,? They are
the easiest riding buggy made.
Alex Zenier left last Saturday for a
short visit at Neenah, Milwaukee, and
other points in the eastern part of the
State, prior to assuming his duties at
the Monona Lake Assembly next week.
Mrs. Albee and Mrs. Wagner are
back home again after several weeks of
a pleasure trip in Minnesota. They
report Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Gass both
well.
Mr.. Gieser met with quite an accident
while butchering the past week. He
was attacked by an unruly steer and
some damage done to his face and side.
DR.. Robinson was called to dress them.
For SALE.-The Geo. n. Wood home
stead in the second ward at a bargain;
J Cash down, balance in l, 2 and 3years
s per cent. interest. Inquire of w. L..
Wood.
We are panied to note the fact that
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Connor, of Auburn
dale, were unfortunate the past week in
the loss of their little babe. She died
Monday July the 18th.
Have you smoked the Buck cigar
1t is delicious. For sale Au Bon
Marche.
The Pink Sociable given by the young
Ladies of the Arbutus Band Tuesday
evening was we'll patronized and an
excellent time enjoyed. They netted
some S15 for the society.
Thomas Mullen left Monday evening
for Minneapolis where he has gone in
search of job. The base ball nine will
miss him from their ranks.
John Barard has opened his saloon
for business. The finish and elegance
of the place is superseded by few
homes in our city. Its undoubtedly the
most attractive saloon in the city.
DIR. Fl. Worthington, of Mellen, Wis,
made short visit in the twin cities the
past week. This office is indebted fol-
several pleasant calls. The Doctor is